@joshua9410198 said:

Goodbye LG.

Glad I got 2 chart games for games 3 and 4 on June. Still better than a straight LR and RC test but that was dirty for the last logic games test.

After seeing that April and June 2024 registrations were up over 43% and 71% compared to last year, yeah a little more anxious now.

Hoping for a better April score and a scholarship bump to go to law school this fall versus reapplying next cycle which will be a little more competitive.

@hendricksta225 I hope that game moves the curve up 1 point.

@jermainedickerson16591 said:

I’ve been scoring in the 160s and just took the April test. Overall I thought the test was quite balanced, and thought the LG section was below average difficulty. Only had to guess on ONE LG so hoping to go -0 to -1 there!

Did you have the art gallery game?

Reading more academic books/article should help. If any of the professors in the schools your interested in have published books those might be worth a read

You scored a 178 and a 179 on your first PT's and then 173-176, and the last 2 have been 172? How many have you been total PT's have you took? Like others said a break can help. Sometimes when people come back from a break they score higher

I will feel good if I can go -0 to -4 on logic games

Focus on April and maybe June for now if you are picking up more points in LG than LR. Then re-apply for 2025.

Have you tried hitting the unsubscribe button?

@juliet7sage Thank you that worked.

I guess I thought it was flashcards for the logic games conditional sequencing rules, like the not both rule (K--->/P), or the either or rule (T/--->K), or the sandwhich rule (H-F-G or G-F-H). Not sure if anyone else has been making master notes flash cards for those, I'm sure there might be some more besides those.

@juliet7sage is the LG conditional rules flashcard link still active? When I click on it the link is to a page that shows "lesson 0 of 0", and there is nothing there besides the blue bar with the title, and then below that just the standard leave a lesson note box.

It took me a while to get comfortable with games. Like I'm just starting to get them down this week after I started studying in Sept. I took the lsat in Nov and pretty sure I bombed the LG section. The 2 PT's I took this weekend including PT 94 I got -4 and -4 on LG. Its surprisingly turning into my best section. It just takes a while, at least for me. Just keep practicing, doing 2 games a day is good, you'll start to get better it just takes a while for some us.

It's definitely possible if you have a ~3.9 GPA

I emailed a waiver request yesterday and they gave me a code today. I expressed my interest in the school and I'm taking the Lsat in Feb

how early is it